I think there might be some confusion on how the shift key works. It is a little different than all the rest. A normal key will send the keystroke immediately when you press it in. A shift key only sends the keystroke on release. So if your shift key is start, when you hold it in, any other button you press will send its shifted value. Then when you release it, it won't do anything. If you press it in and push no other keys while it is pressed in, it will send a '1' only while you release it.
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